This document contains a 56-item multiple choice examination on pattern drafting. The exam covers topics like basic pattern types, tools used in pattern drafting, body measurements, drafting specific garments like polo shirts and pajamas, and pattern manipulation techniques. The purpose of the exam is to test students' knowledge of key concepts and processes in pattern drafting.
This document contains a 56-item multiple choice examination on pattern drafting. The exam covers topics like basic pattern types, tools used in pattern drafting, body measurements, drafting specific garments like polo shirts and pajamas, and pattern manipulation techniques. The purpose of the exam is to test students' knowledge of key concepts and processes in pattern drafting.
This document contains a 56-item multiple choice examination on pattern drafting. The exam covers topics like basic pattern types, tools used in pattern drafting, body measurements, drafting specific garments like polo shirts and pajamas, and pattern manipulation techniques. The purpose of the exam is to test students' knowledge of key concepts and processes in pattern drafting.
Test I. Multiple Choice Directions: Choose and write the letter of the correct answer before each item. 1. It is known as the basic pattern a. commercial b. block c. drafted d. construction 2. What is known as universal system of measurement? a. centimeter b. inches c. English d. Metric 3. The proper garment to wear when taking body measurement a. loose fitting b. tight fitting c. snug fitting d. extra fitting
4. It divides the garment into the desired measurement
a. ruler b. L-square c. French curve d. trimmers 5. Both arm of the L-square has the division of a. 5 b. 6 c. 4 d. 7 6. System of measurement which the principal unit of length is inch a. metric b. English c. volume d. kilometer 7. Prevents pattern slippage when cutting several ply of paper together a. puncher b. stapler c. hook d. rubber band 8. Tool that guides the tailor in locating the seat or hip measurement in the division a. hip curve b. l-square c. ruler d. triangle 9. The division that is found in the short arm of an l-square is a. 1/12 b. 1/6 c. 2/3 d. ½ 10. Pierces hole in the pattern to indicate the ending of darts a. stitching awl b. pattern c. puncher d. shears 11. Holds pattern in place for tracing and marking a. pattern hook b. pattern weight c. pattern punch d. pattern notch 12. Is used for pattern manipulation and transferring muslin patterns to paper a. straight pins b. pattern notch c. push pins d. stapler 13. Is used for keeping small pieces of pattern a. pins b. pin cushion c. rubber bands d. pattern hook 14. Tool that shapes the hip a. curve ruler b. l-square c. ruler d. triangle 15. Device used by tailor as guide in cutting a garment is a. cloth b. pattern c. puncher d. shears 16. Two intersecting line that starts the pattern drafting a. horizontal line b. perpendicular line c. slanting line d. vertical line 17. Is used for taking body measurements a. tailor’s square b. tape measure c. hip curve d. triangle 18. It is always the starting point when drafting pattern a. o b. A c. 1 d. straight line 19. It is a five-piece pattern a. drafted pattern b. basic pattern c. working pattern d. flat pattern 20. Grain running from selvage to selvage a. bias b. crosswise c. diagonal d. lengthwise 21. One meter is equivalent to how many inches? a. 39 b. 39 1/4 c. 39 3/8 d. 39 1/8 22. One is not a good practice when taking body measurement a. work with pair b. make a list of the needed measurement c. take measurement by approximation d. walk around your partner as you take the measurement 23. One is not a characteristic of a long arm of an L-square a. 1/32 b. 1/12 c. 1/24 d. 2/3 24. One is not a reason for using pattern a. time-saving device b. economy of material c. can be used in multi-sizes d. for uniformity of work 25. Truing the pattern means a. measuring the waistline b. checking areas to match- up c. arranging the dart line d. setting the seam line 26. The neckline measurement when drafting collar is taken from a. around the neck b. side neck to shoulder point c. 10-0 plus 12-A of the drafted bodice d. half of the circumference of the neck 27. The number of units in polo a. 4 b. 5 c. 6 d. 7 28. What is the 1st process in sewing polo a. joining b. hemming c. topstitching d. attaching piping 29. What do you call the trunk of a statue without the head and limbs a. doll b. torso c. mannequin d. model 30. How many equal spacing when dividing armhole in drafting sleeve a. 3 b. 4 c. 5 d. 6 31. In the absence of French curve, the alternative way of shaping armhole a. hip curve b. tape measure c. freehand d. L-square 32. The division used to locate A down from zero when drafting polo a. ½ breast div. b. 1/6 breast div. c. 2/3 breast div. d. 1/8 breast div. 33. The point which is on line 6 to 5 by 8 to 11(polo) a. 7 b. 8 c. C d. D 34. The measurement equal to B-10 (polo) a. 8-11 b.8-12 c. C-11 d. C-12 35. The measurement needed to locate 20 backward from 19 (pajama) a. ½ waist measure b. ½ waist measure using the added measurement c. ¼ hip measure d. ¼ waist measure using the original measurement 36. The type of line used to connect 10-0 (polo) a. slanting line b. slightly curve line c. broken line d. curve line 37. Line A-C is a square of line in drafting collar a. A- B b. A- F c. B-D d. B- G 38. The point which is ½ of the arm girth forward from A (sleeve) a. C b. D c. E d. F 39. The starting point when drafting playboy is a. perpendicular line b. point O c. point 1 d. 1/6 breast division 40. B forward from 6 in drafting polo is a. ½” b. 1/4” c. 1/6” d. 1/8” 41. The patch pocket for polo measures down from point 12 is a. center of left front b. center of right front c. 8” down d. ¾ forward from center front 42. 10 upward from 9 in polo is a. 3.5” b. 2” c. 1 and ¾” d. 1” 43. In drafting pajama the measurement needed to locate 1 down from 0 a. length b. bottom c. rise d. hip 44. 22 forward from 12 for pajama is a. 3” b. 1” c. 1 and ½” d. 2” 45. Point 25 measure down from 20 for pajama is a. 2” b. 3” c. 4” d. 5” 46. Point 26 is how many inches down from point 19 (pajama) a. ½” b. 3 and ½ “ c. 3 and ¾” d. 1 and ¼” 47. The point on line 2 by 4 for polo a. D b. 13 c. E d. C 48. When drafting pajama locating point 17 backward from point 16, the measurement use is a. added waist b. original hip c. added hips d. original waist 49. The division used to locate point A down from zero when drafting polo a. ½ breast div. b. 1/6 breast div. c. 2/3 breast div. d. 1/8 breast div. 50. Point midway between 15 and 16 ( pajama) a. 19 b. 18 c. 17 d. 16 51. The purpose for adding 1&1/4” to the full length of polo a. to give ease b. to make long c. for allowance d. to shorten 52. The point needed ½” down from 4(polo) a. A b. B c. C d. D 53. The measurement needed to locate 2 down from 0 (pajama) a. rise b. knee c. bottom d. length 54. The point ½ hip division using the added waist measurement forward from 1(pajama) a. 3 b. 4 c. 5 d. 6 55. 5 is ________________ forward from 4 (pajama) a. ½ hip division b. ½ hip divisions using the added measurement c. 1/8 hip on division d. 1/6 hip division 56. What is midway between 5 and 1 (pajama) a. 3 b. 7 c. 6 d. 4 57. How many inches is point E forward from C (collar) a. ½” b. ¾” c. 3/8” d. ¼” 58. Which part of the pattern where we get the measurement before drafting collar? a. hem b. armhole c. neckline d. center front 59. A breast measurement is 36 and five lines of inches. How will you read it? a.36 ¾ inches b.36 1/8 inches c.36 ¼ inches d. 36 5/8 inches 60. What to do if the stitches produced by your machine are skipping a. remove the needle b. adjust the tension dial assembly c. change the needle to new one d. reverse the needle (long grove facing to your left) Test II. Directions: Sketch out the pattern for Polo including collar and sleeve. (20 points)